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In an article on the Tyee, William Rees calls the Canadian government "criminally negligent" for its (lack of) policy on climate change. Meanwhile, in the Guardian, George Monbiot says that Canada is now to climate what Japan is to whaling. Should we lie down and cry, or just reassure ourselves that we picked a great time to launch our Climate Justice Project?